PC System Requirements

SLRRR · January 3, 2009

Tomm93 said:

With a Videocard of 256 It doesnt run i buy a year a go a pc with a videocard of 256 and its run slowly. Recommed 512Mb

Yea right

I depens on what card you have, but i runs fine on my 8600 GT 256 MB DDR3

Tomm93 · January 4, 2009

SLRRR said:
Yea right

I depens on what card you have, but i runs fine on my 8600 GT 256 MB DDR3

You have a Gt me to but i have to a videocard with 512mb and it runs slowly as a go into the car inside but gt is faster than the normally videocard ... Sorry for my bad english

January 4, 2009

the memory of the card doesn't determine that you have a better card. there are other things factors that determine the performance like clock speeds.

Markv84 · January 9, 2009

Hey fellas!

I have a old hardware, P4 HT 3.0 planing to upgrade from 1gb DDR2 to 2GB ddr2, with a Geforce 6800xt. Turning AA settings of, with a resolution around 1024x768 (or if necessary 800x600), i can get around 50-60 fps with these settings ?

January 10, 2009

nope. you'll get around 20-25 FPS on 800x600. that video card is old.

Markv84 · January 10, 2009

and what about a ATI Radeon HD3850 512MB AGP 256bit ?

January 10, 2009

yeah that's good enough.

Tomm93 · January 17, 2009

RB26DETT said:
the memory of the card doesn't determine that you have a better card. there are other things factors that determine the performance like clock speeds.

You can overclock your videocard ^^ I have do it and he's work now better now he is hotter than normally but you must place a cooling just on the side of the videocard than is it not a problem an you can better game ^^

Sorry for bad english

Tomm93 · January 17, 2009

RB26DETT said:
the memory of the card doesn't determine that you have a better card. there are other things factors that determine the performance like clock speeds.

But its normally that a gt faster run than normally videocard ...

SLRRR · January 17, 2009

Tomm93 said:
But its normally that a gt faster run than normally videocard ...

It doesnt depend on the name. Its more about the core clock, shader clock and memory clock.

Choco · January 30, 2009

CPU-Intel Core2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz

RAM- 2.0 GB

This where it gets weird i always thought i had a 8800 gts 512 or something but systemrequirementslab.com said i have "You Have: NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT (GeForce 9600 GT)"

I havn't downloaded a driver or anything for it because im not 100% certain that i know what it is hahaha.

is there like a program that tells you whats in your pc??

thanks ;)

kalniel · January 30, 2009

Go start->run and type in 'dxdiag'.

Choco · January 30, 2009

thanks bro.

Haha it seems i have a 9600 GT yay!

thanks again man + rep

Maxx0831 · February 15, 2009

If I dont have a good video card, will that make tdu crash as soon as you try to start up the game. Ive been trying everything but its comes up a black screen and then disapears. I have a Intel Core 2 duo 2.0ghz, 4gb memory, and the video I have is Intel 8294GExpress Chipset Family.Vista home premium 32bit.

Sponge · February 15, 2009

TDU Doesn't run on Integrated Graphics Devices (The 8294 is an onboard GPU)

Maxx0831 · February 15, 2009

so i definatly need a video card. Thanks danger sponge

Sponge · February 15, 2009

Yeah, a cheap one will do. Just as long as it's not integrated.

February 15, 2009

get a 8600gt, it's cheap and real good for TDU.

Maxx0831 · February 15, 2009

thanks alot, Im going today to get one.

Markv84 · February 18, 2009

I got a P4 HT 3.0 with 1 GB ram, Geforce 6800 xt 128-bit.

Runing with Hi-Detail, no AA, no HDR, resolution 640x480, fps 50-60.

I don't really care for resolution, anything over 640x400 is good, since I a got a 15 monitor. I get a very consistent framerate, with all the high details, and the game still beautiful without AA and HDR.

Of course, this is temporary, by the end of the year I'm gonna get a full upgrade xD